The Golden Trio Novels & Stories

Hunter laughed and patted the boys' shoulders, “Good luck, guys. Let's see who gets there first.” The triplets ran towards the den's exit, eager for the competition. Hunter looked at Fierce, and said, “Are you coming?” Fierce smiled, “Of course. I wouldn't miss it for anything.” The triplets ran off, excited for the race and the promise of the delicious prize. Hunter looked at Fierce, both sharing a knowing look that revealed how happy they were to have built a united and strong family, overcoming the challenges of the past. And so, together, they headed to enjoy the game and the sweet life in the pack.

Their faces glowed with unadulterated joy, and their small hands trembled with excitement. Rachel's throat closed. The sight was too much. Fifty children. Fifty roses. Fifty letters. The audience gasped in awe, and then the applause erupted. Tears filled Rachel's eyes. Her hands shook as she accepted the roses, her mouth dropping in shock. What was happening? And then, the moment that really took her breath away— Her triplets. Dante, Damian, and Daniella. They were walking towards her, their faces lighting up with happiness. Dante and Damian each gave her a rose and a letter, their little faces beaming.

Later, during strategy drills with Theron, his sharp intellect and sardonic humor were laced with an underlying protectiveness, his insights into my abilities keen and unwavering. The memory of Caelum’s unsettling gaze still lingered, a shadow at the edge of my awareness, but the united front of the triplets provided a sense of security I hadn’t fully realized I needed. Their possessiveness, born of a deep affection and a fierce protectiveness, was a tangible force, a silent warning to anyone who might try to intrude.

Alpha Kilian discreetly averted his gaze. “Mr. Yondel, do introduce your team.” Nelson smiled. “Chris Dunne is our pack’s most skilled coder. This is Tommy Hanson, Ross Donovan, and Leo Galvan. The last person is new to our pack. She’s not part of the project, but she’s here to listen in.” Nelson purposely omitted Nelly’s name. Meanwhile, she sat there calmly, expressionless, acting as if she didn’t recognize Alpha Kilian. Alpha Kilian stared at her for a while, hoping to find something familiar about her. But he couldn’t find any traces.

Her daughter clung sleepily to her neck. "Lily had a wonderful time," she replied. "We'll have to get the girls together again soon." I waved as they drove away, the sun setting behind their car. As I turned to go back inside, I spotted Matthew, Daniel, and William standing in the shadows of a distant tree. My heart skipped a beat. I froze on the front step, unable to move or speak. That year, I was forty-six, and they were approaching sixty. Time had not been kind to any of them. Daniel's once-handsome face was lined with deep wrinkles. William's broad shoulders were now stooped with age.

Soon, there was a number. There was Marco, a former—and intelligent safecracker with a heroin habit I swore I would keep in check, and Elena, a con artist who could charm a virgin into prostitution. The third, and my most favourite was Darius, a giant ex-mercenary who had lost his taste for loyalty but not for violence. He was like taking a risk, but that only added to the thrill in it for me. I gathered these three, gave them purpose and made sure they were aware of it so they would never forget, and made sure I named them ‘the Trinity’ to unify them mentally.

Shadow said to Dark so Dark laughed. "Shadow my friend, aren't you already informed that the theme of our game is not by pair?" Dark asked so Shadow and I looked up at the same time and saw that the theme of the game had changed. Trio has become the theme of the game. I turned my gaze back to Dark and Shadow. "Trio, means three so lower that because I'm on your side." "And who told you that we would accept you?" Shadow asked. Dark looked at me so Shadow looked at me too.

The trio embraced, a reunion brimming with unspoken emotions and shared hardships. With their reunion, the echoes of worry and uncertainty dissipated, replaced by a renewed sense of purpose. Together, Zelda, Elliot, and Dawn stood as a united front, ready to face the challenges that awaited them. Their bond, forged in the crucible of adversity, would guide them through the trials that lay ahead.

Luna nodded happily then they ate. When Sarah noticed that the people at Maximus’ table were standing up, she looked at them. She just shook her head because the triplets really looked like Maximus. ‘It’s impossible for Mr. Lim to be the father of the triplets.’ Sarah shook her head at what she was thinking. “It’s really impossible.” She said.

“The Goddess has blessed our pack with several such trios.” Mathias’s eyes widen. “Trios? You mean like that nutjob Gael from the Diana pack?” “Is he really a nutjob if the Goddess ordained it?” Meredith says. Mathias looks as if he can’t handle this news, so he ignores it. “And just who the fuck are you two to speak to me?” Charlie growls at the disrespect. “They are our Oracle and Oracle-in-training. If they say that the Goddess made them a trio, then they are a trio.”